The Bolaños Law and its impact on procedural practice and judicial organization

The Bolaños Law represents one of the most significant reforms of the Spanish judicial system in recent years, introducing structural changes that affect both daily procedural practice and the internal organization of the courts. This legislation seeks to modernize the administration of justice through the implementation of Courts of First Instance, the digitalization of procedures, and a redistribution of jurisdictions aimed at speeding up timeframes and improving the efficiency of the system. This analysis examines its main innovations, implementation challenges, and practical implications for lawyers, judges, and litigants.